that's where we find our own fox news chief political correspondent, carl cameron. hi, carl. >> hi, elizabeth, welcome to denver, your hometown, mile-high city. it's a tremendous sprint that's underway by both of these candidates. it involves thousands and thousands of paid staffers, tens of thousands of -- actually, hundreds of thousands of volunteers, the trump campaign plans to knock on 4 million doors between yesterday and today and this weekend, with literally 100,000 shift hours of volunteers. the clinton campaign is significantly larger than that, and they say that to win a presidential race, it takes three things. money, message, and organization. trump has not spent as much money as hillary clinton has. but he's gotten a tremendous more news attention than hillary clinton has. because of his dominance of the air waves during the republican primaries and since. and then there's the message. and donald trump's travel message today, or his strategy and his message is really depicted by his travel. today, he started in florida, on the i-4 corridor. it's the big

carl cameron and jennifer griffin. >> hi, martha, we're in the javits center. it is an engineering feet of steel and glass, and the clinton campaign chose it today because if she wins, and she breaks through that ultimate glass ceiling, this is the backdrop they choose for her to make her remarks tonight. he have be the only person speaking on the stage behind me. she voted early this morning. she got home very late last night from that last midnight event in raleigh, north carolina. they decided to end after having that all-star turnout shows just how nervous they are about north carolina. it is very, very close there. they have seen michigan in a free fall in recent weeks. that is why so much attention was bade to that state which is typically democratic in the last hours by the president, hillary clinton, and other senior democrats showing up in michigan. they think they may have been able to squeak it out, but they said they were really hurt in michigan by the comey letter. >>> donald trump will watch the results at a hill tton holl teln midtown manhattan.

she shouldn't be allowed to run. >> carl cameron, fox news. vote effort in florida is huge on both sides, and vice president joe biden tried to tilt that in his party's favor today. he held a rally for hillary clinton at a park in st. pete. look who was there helping him occupant? the king of the parrot heads himself. jimmy buffett. evan axelbank is our room, what was the message today? >> the campaigns have similar close, and you have to get out and vote, vote, vote. >> think about where joe biden went. he went to pinellas county, that voteded for the last presidential winners. a swing county. out of 240,000 costs so far in pinellas county, democrats outnumber recommends by just 358. think about that. 240,000 votes and just a margin of 358. vice president biden is narcissist. he spent his last moems as the parties they would their statesman saying world leaders have told them that they can't believe the united states is considering electing donald trump. he argued hillary clinton is as prepared as anyone has been. with a split in pinellas cou

as carl cameron tells us, the race may be a lot closer than we think. >> in one day we're going to win the great state of florida, and we're going to take back the white house! >> reporter: from the beginning trump's called florida, where a democrat won the last two democratic election and polls show a dead heat right now a must win. in sarasota he cast his barred populist turned inside turneded outsider candidate in some terms. >> it's some campaign. they say it's the sijle greatest movement politically speaking in the history of this country. >> reporter: in north carolina a red state he must defend where polls show a toss-up, he predicted victories in all the targeted states. >> we are winning ohio and iowa. pennsylvania as a priority from the start, often warning s supporters to look out for voter fraud. when it comes to presidential temperament, 60% nationwide saz clinton has it, while 61% says trump does not. 63% say clinton is qualified to the president and 37% disagree and trump is upside downed. 45% think trump is quif for a second time not to charge clinton into a get out the

carl cameron is outside trump tower tonight. good evening. >> reporter: the trump campaign is moving as fast as they can with all due deliberate speed. they want to go faster. because they know that they have a limited amount of time and they have to form a new government. for ambassador to the u.n., he is considering an openly gay man, a former spokesman for four u.s. ambassadors to the u.n. and for chairman of the republican national company, the first female leader in decades, current head of the michigan republican party, rhona mcdaniel. she would replace reince priebus who has been selected as chief of staff. >> it's running the operation so the right people are getting in front of the president, giving the president the right advice at the right time. and then privately advising the president. >> reporter: trump has chosen steve bannon as chief strategist and white house counsel. kellyanne conway considered to be a possible white house spokesman cast bannon as part of the mainstream despite his role with the alt right move

carl cameron is live inside -- well, no, he is outside a trump rally for a change. wonderful. carl, nice to see you and for you to be able to hear me. >> hi, brit. yes, one of those rare occasions when we were actually able to do outside one so we could talk. what we're talking about is donald trump and mike pence today in pennsylvania, a state where he trails in the polls, tonight trump here in wisconsin, another state where he trails in the polls, trying to expand the battlefield based on the surge that he has had in some of those other battle ground swing states that you were talking about with frank and others earlier this evening. today in pennsylvania valley forge, as a matter of fact, both trump and pence were there together and while mr. trump and pence both did criticize hillary clinton, there was no mention of the fbi investigation of hillary clinton's newly discovered emails on her aide huma abedin's laptop. this was about policy. something trump has been very studious, very disciplined about for the last week and a half when the obama administration announced that t

that is carl cameron. carl, good to see you. >> hi, harris. it is no secret rudy jewel wants to be secretary of state. he lobbied hard for it. mr. bolton has a lot of opportunities, national security council, variety of spots for runner up. appears rudy giuliani makes it publicly known he wants the job and even expects to get it. don't want to get out ahead of your skis on this sort thing. why mr. bolton was saying best to be old school and keep it to yourself not lobby in public. having said that dr. ben carson who was eyeing health and human services secretary has decided he would be better service to donald trump were he not to be in the administration now. he had been talked about as hhs secretary. he is noted neurosurgeon and life-long physician. world-renown. he was also discussed as possible education secretary. and in the end the hhs job is a monster of a bureaucracy and having been a neurosurgeon of such acclaim and being focused specifically on that end of medicine for years there may have been a consideration he doesn't have the kin

we've got fox news carl cameron with the latest developments. carl? >> reporter: now comes the really hard work, setting up a transition, getting ready with the agenda for the first 100 days. setting up a transition requires filling thousands of slots in the federal government, that is sometimes a task that can take years depending whether or not congress and the administration can get along. and there's a concerted effort on all sides to do that. last night with acceptance speech for his historic, unprecedented victory, donald trump tried very acutely to strike conciliatory tone, a message of unity to end the divisiveness that was both the campaign and much of the obama administration. and in response, both from the president today, soon to be trump's predecessor and former rival hillary clinton, there was grace and conciliation as well. listen. >> this is painful and it will be for a long time, but i want you to remember this, our campaign was never about one person or even one election. it was about the country we love and about building an america

jennifer griffin and carl cameron is on the road with donald trump in michigan. >> this event does not start for several more hours and it is packed. the capacity of the seating is 8,000 and it is full. there is a grassy area behind the theater and it seats another 7,000 and it is filling up. trump has the last minute momentum. today he is going from going to end, seven different democratic states that voted for obama in 2012 and he will campaign. today with the fbi director james comey sending another letter to congress saying that they have looked at the e-mails that were on huma, hillary clinton's senior aide and they found mostly duplicates, nothing new classified they had already eastbound and kissed it off and said they are done with their investigation and don't have anything else to report to congress. that is not the kind of news the trump campaign was lacking looking to hear. an october surprise in november. we do not have reaction from donald trump, he was on stage when the letter came out. he did not get an opportunity to read and comment on it. but his campaign manager has

carl cameron live in denver, carl? >> reporter: hi, harris, as jen, nevada could be be tough for donald trump. it was ineralstop's view impossible to win nevada. he's swung a lot of time there. and tampa, florida, gulf side of the i- four corridor all the way up to daytona beach and that's where the big concentration is. he has to win florida and there he went to north carolina. florida was won by obama. and he has to keep it republican. and the other two states that are important are ohio and pennsylvania. trump was heading to pennsylvania and he has a couple of stops in ohio and he will end up in denver and colorado where hillary clinton's had a lead. today he will go to minnesota. that is on the democratic side in presidential politics for several decades and he trails there they are not just a way for them to get out free tickets to it people. it allows them to analyze and to collect information on people who are at those concert and also mobilize them. we'll work to give her technical shot back up. we are having t

carl cameron on the trail in denver, thanks, carl. to liz in ohio. >> over to the democratic side, hillary clinton is hitting states with high populations and a lot of electoral votes the final saturday before election day. she began the day in florida but will end it in philly where she'll join pop star katy perry on stage. jennifer griffin is with hillary clinton and en route on the travel bus streaming. bear with us. jennifer, over to you. >> reporter: hi, elizabeth. we just had to leave hillary clinton's last stop a little early. her remarks were cut early because of rain. she spoke for about six minutes at that last rally. we're on our way to the airport now here in broward county. early voting in florida, 5.7 million people have already cast their ballots here. the latest records that we have suggest democrats are up by a mere 7,000 votes out of those 5.7 million. that is why this is such a close race as leland mentioned. early voting in some counties in florida ends tonight, some tomorrow. as of tomorrow, it will be over. hilla

carl cameron is with the trump campaign in michigan. the republican looks for votes and money for the stretch run in several traditionally blue states. jennifer griffin, as hillary clinton supporters acknowledge they gang up on the ffbi director. new details about where the fbi is in the investigation of the e-mails that reige nature ereni investigations. big casino money going all in on donald trump. >> this is an exclusive who tell me a billionaire has committed a stunning $25 million to a super pac controlled by the rickets family in chicago. it will hit hillary clinton with corruption ads, a massive number in the final week. it helps down ballot but also is a sign big money republicans who doubted trump with betting big as revelations from the fbi and wikileaks heat up. sources tell fox news, donald trump campaigned yesterday at a hotel in las vegas. the two casino magnates met for a private chat. trump made only a brief public mention of it. >> incredible people. they have been so supportive. we appreciate it. >> reporter: that inc

carl cameron, selma, north carolina, where donald trump is expected to rally later tonight. trump also went after secretary clinton, not surprisingly in that rally. >> reporter: oh, sure. it's also worth noting that hillary clinton will be in north carolina later today so you see how the campaigns are overlapping. trump has said pretty much for six months his -- five months -- that for his general election strategy he has to win florida, ohio, pennsylvania, north carolina, and one has to clue florida and ohio. if he loses north carolina, things are in trouble. today he basically drew off of fox news reporting last night from bret baier that the investigation of the clinton foundation and the possibility of a nexus or overlap with the e-mail scandal has an effect been underway for a the better part of the last year with some fbi and some justice department divisions all looking into a variety of different potential overlaps and trump obviously is going to try to use that as a mallet to whack clinton with. >> it's far reaching and has been going on for more than one year. it w

carl cameron is in michigan at a donald trump event. california?>> we have not heard donald trump comment on this, the news broke when he was on stage at the last event but he will address it here. his running mate, mike pence, echoed what paul ryan said, that we can end the clinton corruption by electing drunk and doing away with it. in adifficult, the campaign marry, skelly an -- kellyanne conway we know she is reckless and careless and lied. trump is getting all five states that went democratic in 2012 and push hard to expand the map and calling:ton corrupt. >> protected by a rigged system. she should not be allowed to run for president. i'll tell you right now. she is the most corrupt person ever to seek the presidency. >> trump woke up in blue colorado and will end up in blue florida. in iowa president obama won but now trump leads. he seesed on the latest in the e-mail scandal of hillary clinton. >> hillary clinton sending highly classifyied information through her maid who had total access. >> there are rallies in pennsylvania and virginia,

carl cameron reporting from wiscsi policy to his closing pitch, donald trump in pennsylvania renewed his promise to appeal and replace the obamacare act for next year's coverage. >> i will ask congress to convene a special session so we can repeal and replace. >> reporter: the obama administration announced that premiums are going up 25% across the country. giving mike pence a chance to cast trump's repeat surge in the >> the latest polls have donald trump leading nationwide. >> reporter: he is being outdone in the ground game and the air war. democrats are accusing f.b.i. for a double standard for discussing the e-mail investigation but not trump's ties to russia. a little bit rat website suggesting one of the trump towers computer servers has communicated with russia's alpha bank. the feds say as part of their ongoing investigation as the russia's interference to the election process, they have yet to find no connection to trump. f.b.i. has opened an inquiry to trump's former manager for consulting work done years ago. manafort said he heard nothing about it. trump avoided paying m

carl cameron with the trump team now at the new york hilton, just a couple fox news world headquarters and not far from where hillary clinton will be tonight. what's the word there? >> reporter: just a couple blocks away. the trump campaign is trying to remain, in its words, cautiously, hopefully optimistic for what happens tonight. kellyanne conway essentially said that they are concerned that they didn't get the full help of the republican national committee. that its infrastructure was not frustration in the campaign as they look at the incoming results. and she specifically complained that the likes of mitt romney and others, republican never trumpers, establishment types, did not come to his aid, did not unite, and therefore committed a political sin of disloyalty. a little premature. what trump needs to do really is get enough white american electorate out tonight to match that hispanic and african-american voters in the clinton campaign. he made a number of speeches specifically aimed at african-americans and latinos and modified his position in a couple of ways, his politics in

carl cameron has the latest. >> reporter: mike pence who replaced new jersey governor chris christie returned to trump tower to start filling in the roster. rudy giuliani has emerged a favorite for secretary of state. steve munchkin is considered a favorite. biggest tax bill passed. >> reporter: ben carson was angling for secretary of human services and separately being considered for secretary of education. he told the campaign he would be more helpful to the movement outside of the administration. newt gingrich is trying to create a new post for himself. >> you have to have the ability to look beyond the immediate fight and figure out how does it fit the longterm >> reporter: alabama senator jeff sessions the first senator to endorse trump is a frontrunner for defense secretary but also being considered as attorney general. trump staffers, not the candidate, inquired if it might be possible for the children to get security clearances. tomorrow mike pence visits congressional leaders. surge to some organizations since donald trump was elected president. aclu says they have received

carl cameron live in washington. , the source for the untrue illegal voting claim, was that the conspiracy theorist alex jones? i haven't seen that claim anywhere else but that conspiracy site. >> info wars was a prominent presence at a lot of the trump rallies during the course of the campaign. in terms of research groups there hasn't been anything since the election took place. pew research, for instance, put together a whole list of potential voting fraud areas to watch out, sort of red flags, but that was all about the election. and in every state where trump has complained that there was widespread voting fraud, including virginia, california and new hampshire, election officials have said huh-uh, no such presence of it, shep. >> we now know he officially won michigan which puts trump over 300 in the delegate count. >> 306. michigan could still be rktd and jill stein is pushing very hard. she raised $6.2 million to pay for these recounts, which is required by state law. in pennsylvania she has a huge, huge task.

chief political correspondent carl cameron is reporting tonight from orlando. carl? >> hi, megyn.you look at all those polls, it shows that trump definitely has some momentum and hillary clinton has either stalled or is losing ground. it is important also to look at the trend lines as well as averages which suggest that well clinton is still is in pretty good shape and donald trump still has more surging and more momentum necessary. there is also a question that comes up about whether or not he has spent enough money and his organization is prepared for this. for the last ten months there's been a steady worry among the republicans that his organization wasn't being built out the way it is necessary to compete in the general election. because of the surge that he's had, he might be able to make up what frankly was a demonstratable deficit in terms of the number of paid staffers, number of volunteers, headquarters, number of ads run and number of dollars spent. trump said today that he is going to spend $25 million in next six days on 13 specific battle ground states which include

carl cameron is outside trump tower tonight. good evening. >> reporter: the trump campaign is moving as fast as they can with all due deliberate speed. they want to go faster. because they know that they have a limited amount of time and they have to form a new government. for ambassador to the u.n., he is considering an openly gay man, a former spokesman for four u.s. ambassadors to the u.n. and for chairman of the republican national company, the first female leader in decades, current head of the michigan republican party, rhona mcdaniel. she would replace reince priebus who has been selected as chief of staff. >> it's running the operation so the right people are getting in front of the president, giving the president the right advice at the right time. and then privately advising the president. >> reporter: trump has chosen steve bannon as chief strategist and white house counsel. kellyanne conway considered to be a possible white house spokesman cast bannon as part of the mainstream despite his role with the alt right move

today he has a rally in pensacola. >> carl cameron live with the trump campaign. thanks. there are political experts who feel hillary clinton's trip out west with six days remaining before election day is a mistake. mike emanuel tells us why. >> reporter: with polls tightening in many battleground states, hillary clinton is gambling on turning traditionally red arizona blue. late today her surrogate in chief was protecting her flank in critical north carolina. >> if hillary wins north carolina, she wins. that means that when i said the fate of the republic rests on you, i wasn't joking. >> reporter: the trip west was announced when her campaign was riding high last week when aides were talking about trying to blow out donald trump and working on down ballot races. clinton is defiant. >> i am sick and tired of the negative, dark, divisive, dangerous vision and behavior of people who support donald trump. >> reporter: now the fbi re-examining whether she and her as handled classifies information and the daily drip of e-mails from wikileaks, clinton has paid a political pric

we have team fox coverage, carl cameron is live in hershey p.a. because of chock at, of course, and then jennifer griffin is chilling with jay-z. >> reporter: we'll be there tomorrow. and north carolina is the reason democrats all is the check mate state. now, the clinton campaign has put out today a online video which shows the day after the election, it's a fake news report, showing the day after, if donald trump wins. it then shows, fast forward to a number of headlines they anticipate would come out from news reports during the year and the end they say essentially, you will not get to rewind if you don't vote for hillary clinton on november 8th. here's what he said today. >> this is one of those make or break moments in the united states. it is in your hands. and when your kids and your grandkids and what you did in 2016, when everything was on the line, i hope you'll be able to say, i voted for a better, stronger, fairer america. where we don't build walls, we build bridges and where we build a future we want and where we prove once and for

we begin with carl cameron who is live outside trump tower in new york. so carl, a lot of us are wondering how a businessman's approach and how he will approach congress after running a campaign like he did. >> reporter: well, it was pretty brutal campaign. and there's still a little bit of dust in the air. democrats are desolate. and there's a handful of republicans throughout who are still a little -- they're still wrestling with the idea of the president-elect mr. trump. but there he is. and he'll do fine with the republics in the house. most of them had come home. most of the republican electorate did come home. his problem is with democrats. as you showed last night that he's prepared now to reach out. part of what he was doing in the closing days of the campaign was making sure he talked a lot of constituencies that he would promise to be a president to and for as well. and that was a big theme and it really sort of spoke to the tone last night with him being gracious in victory and saying he's ready to unify the entire country, watch. >> i pledge to

we begin with chief political correspondent carl cameron following the trump campaign in manchester, new hampshire, where trump and pence will appear this evening. hello. >> reporter: donald trump down four points in the latest fox poll is charging ahead with a very busy schedule of must-win states today. >> in one day, we are going to win the great state of florida and we are going to take back the white house. >> reporter: from the beginning, trump has called florida where a democrat won the last two presidential elections and polls show a dead heat right now a must sarasota, he cast his no-holds-barr no-holds-barred. >> it's been some campaign. they say it's the single greatest movement politically speaking in the history of this country. >> reporter: in north carolina, a red state he must defend where polls also show a tossup, trump predicted victories in all of his targeted states. >> we're winning ohio. we're winning iowa. we're winning, we think, new hampshire. >> reporter: trump listed blue pennsylvania as a priority from the start, often warning supporters to look out for fr

>> carl cameron live with the trump campaign in eau claire. carl, thanks. >>> federal agents are dealing with a growing challenge at the border with mexico. an increasing number of people from far-flung corners of the world are now trying to sneak into the u.s. via that route. more than 8,000 people from india, china, romania, bangladesh, nepal, were arrested between october 2015 and this past august. >>> residents of philadelphia are trying to cope with a transit strike tonight, about 5,000 workers have walked off their jobs. the philadelphia system provides about about 900,000 rides a day. does not affect commuter rail lines and service outside the city. >>> stocks were down today. the dow lost 105. the s&p 500 dropped 14. the nasdaq was off 36. >>> tonight's "issues that matter" report deals with a real pocketbook issue. the federal deficit. that's the amount of money the u.s. spends each year that it technically does not have. those annual deficits add up to the national debt which is closing in on $20 trillion. with a "t." tonight chief l

here is carl cameron live in sterling heights, michigan just northeast of detroit. you can understand michigan certainly. so explain what is up with minnesota. >> well, pretty of the same thing. donald trump is getting nothing but blue states. he started the morning out in colorado, a state that obama won in 2012 and where hillary clinton has an edge in the polls. they say even though he didn't do any polling there, they are hearing that it's an opportunity to compete and there haven't been a lot of polls in minnesota. this is a risky strategy, but one to signal that trump is trying in the last 48 hours to appeal to suburban swing voters, middle class voters, moderate, undecided. but he's doing this in the blue states and he will end up tonight in florida. that is a state that barack obama beat mitt romney in. trump needs to flip that red. if he does, the math would be very difficult. put this way, trump has to win all of romney states and find enough to come up with another 66 electoral college votes. virginia, florida, north carolina are his first targets. but he

>> carl cameron on the campaign trail. we will see if the polls are right or wrong. thank you. meanwhile, hillary clinton targeting several battleground states today. the democratic nominee focusing on florida earlier before going to pennsylvania, where she was once soaring high in the polls but donald trump has been cutting into clinton's lead in the keystone state which has gone blue for the last six presidential elections. jennifer griffin is live in philadelphia with the very latest. hi, jen. >> reporter: hi, shannon. hillary clinton just exited her plane behind us. we landed here in philadelphia, we will be heading with her to the katy perry, stevie wonder get out the vote concert tonight. it's part of their effort. at this point it is a question of which is stronger, the machine versus momentum. the democrats have the machine on their side, they have the ground game in these battleground states. they believe that that will make the difference. they think the record latino turnout numbers in florida favor them, about 70% of voters in florida will have voted before tuesday.

>> carl cameron live with the trump campaign in eau claire. carl, thanks. >>> federal agents are dealing with a growing challenge at the border with mexico. an increasing number of people from far-flung corners of the world are now trying to sneak into the u.s. via that route. more than 8,000 people from india, china, romania, bangladesh, nepal, were arrested between october 2015 and this past august. >>> residents of philadelphia are trying to cope with a transit strike tonight, about 5,000 workers have walked off their jobs. the philadelphia system provides about about 900,000 rides a day. does not affect commuter rail lines and service outside the city. >>> stocks were down today. the dow lost 105. the s&p 500 dropped 14. the nasdaq was off 36. >>> tonight's "issues that matter" report deals with a real pocketbook issue. the federal deficit. that's the amount of money the u.s. spends each year that it technically does not have. those annual deficits add up to the national debt which is closing in on $20 trillion. with a "t." tonight chief l

today he has a rally in pensacola. >> carl cameron live with the trump campaign. thanks. there are political experts who feel hillary clinton's trip out west with six days remaining before election day is a mistake. mike emanuel tells us why. >> reporter: with polls tightening in many battleground states, hillary clinton is gambling on turning traditionally red arizona blue. late today her surrogate in chief was protecting her flank in critical north carolina. >> if hillary wins north carolina, she wins. that means that when i said the fate of the republic rests on you, i wasn't joking. >> reporter: the trip west was announced when her campaign was riding high last week when aides were talking about trying to blow out donald trump and working on down ballot races. clinton is defiant. >> i am sick and tired of the negative, dark, divisive, dangerous vision and behavior of people who support donald trump. >> reporter: now the fbi re-examining whether she and her as handled classifies information and the daily drip of e-mails from wikileaks, clinton has paid a political pric

carl cameron in manchester, new hampshire this afternoon and where donald trump is set to hold a rally with mike pence later tonight. carl, each one of these states that trump is hitting today is critical. >> reporter: that is right, shep. and it is hard to think about taking the romney election of 2012 and the red states that he created and protect those and that gives him to 206 electoral votes and he need 270 and in order to do that he needs to flip democratic states. and they need to be big ones. trump started in florida. it is a must win. he has to flip that state and keep all of the romney states and then he is in striking distance. the next state he went to today, north carolina, that is a red state. that is one that mitt romney won. he has to defend that. he can't lose it. from there he goes to pennsylvania. pennsylvania has been among the battleground states pretty reliably democrat in the last few elections and hillary clinton has had a bit on the edge of the polls there. that is a toss up. trump goes there next. from pennsylvania he comes to new hampshire. new hampshire is a

earlier today trump himself held a rally in orlando, florida that is where we find fox news campaign carl camerony, carl. what you can tell us? >> hey, brit. in florida today three events, miami, orlando and in moments is he going to take the stage in pensacola and donald trump is charging very hard and talking very carefully about the polls. he dismisses the polls and says they are rigged when thethey is not winning. for more than a couple of days he appears to have gained a little bit of momentum and gu begun to close the gap. he told he was winning across the country. while polls don't necessarily indicate that clear he has something going on and the campaign knows it. there is a huge question now beginning to be whispered about whether or not he really spent enough of his own money and whether or not given this momentum, time does well as it appear to be will make up really for the deficit in ground game and for ground troops that he had about three weeks ago. at that point, the clinton campaign had like 5,000 paid staffers across the country. trump had about 1500. at that time the number of

we start off with chief political correspondent carl cameron who has been with the trump campaign since the beginning and that longest can a later ride down to his first announcement at trump tower. good evening, carl. >> hi, bret. still much going. history made last night and still very much in the making. now comes the hard work with the transition process building a government and beginning to truly lead. donald trump has a meeting with the president tomorrow in washington. and he has already begun the attempts to unify a very divided country. this morning, hillary clinton was conciliatory as was president obama. and, of course, it was trump last night who set the tone saying it's time to unite the country. watch. >> i pledge to every citizen of our land that i will be president for all americans and this is so important to me. [cheers] for those who have chosen not to support me in the past, of which there were a few people. [ laughter ] i'm reaching out to you for your guidance and your help, so that we can work together and unify our great country. >> i have instructed my team to

carl cameron is live in washington with more on this one. away. >> looks like wisconsin will go forward. they met today and they decide to jill stein, the green party candidate would not get a full handy recount but leave it up to the local election officials to decide how to go back and audit the vote. and the democratic chairman said that this is not likely to change the outcome, but they will go forward on it and they have until december 13th to do a recount. >> this is notes inially a for jill stein. but this is the kind of stuff donald trump is ticked off b. you mentioned three states where there was illegal votes cast in california, new hampshire and virginia. they are states run by democrat and all of their election officials said they don't have evidence of widespread voter fraud at all. we thought it was over. >> and democrats areng to find solid footing. a dire warning from the democrat challenging nanciy pelosi for the post of house minority leader. can congressman tim ryan change the direction of the party. you didn't read your c

that is where we find fox news campaign carl cameron. hello, carl. >> hi, brit.rump has been talk policy in order to give voters a reason to support him. he has been going very hard on the renewed fbi investigation. today he took it to a whole new step, suggesting that in his words, if hillary clinton is elected, there could be a, quote, constitutional crisis. the inference being impeachment. listen to this. >> if hillary is elected, she would be under protracted criminal investigation likely followed by the trial of a sitting president. >> now, it is the case that trump now is quite fond of the work that fbi director james comey has done in the last week or. so but for several preceding weeks, he was blasting the justice department and the fbi as part of the, quote, corrupt rigged system. that's changed. this was donald trump today. >> i was not his fan. i will tell you what. what he did, he brought back his reputation. he brought it back. he has got to hang tough because there is a lot of people want him to do the wrong thing what he did was the right thing tru

carl cameron is with the trump campaign in michigan. the republican looks for votes and money for the stretch run in several traditionally blue states.

so we just want to say hi to everybody and there is carl cameron. carl, can you hear me?aving technical difficulties here. don't worry, we are not going to let you miss trump or who ever is going to come out on the stage and speak to trump supporters, but we are trying to get the lay of the land to find out if we do expect him to do it. as you know mr. trump is not shy about going in front of the cameras, and he certainly was one of the most success isful reality tv shows in pod stern american history. so perhaps he will seize the moment to come out and do things his own way which has been his way. right? he doesn't care how people did it before. why else would he have gone over there from trump tower understanding the situation here . trump tower is not that far from the hilton. >> dana, your thoughts about what he may by doing here. >> i was just thinking over the last 18 months every time i give what i think is sound advice -- yeah, you are so 2008. no longer needed. so maybe then it is different and refreshing. maybe he comes out and he says, imagine for a second if t

first up, chief political correspondent carl cameron following the trump campaign in salem, new hampshire. carl? >> donald trump is in route now to michigan for his last event before election day. in a blue state that hasn't voted republican since the 80s. >> i think we're going to blow them out tomorrow in a lot of different ways. blow them out in. >> pennsylvania a blue state where clinton had a slight edge. the republican standard bearer appealed to blue collar democrats. >> with all of the democratic voters in our country who are thirsting for change, hillary clinton is the last stand for the wall street and special interest donors and hillary is the face of failure. >> next stop, a rally with mike pence, with a laser show in new hampshire. another blue state he hopes to flip and where he won his first primary. >> we said we want to finish off in new hampshire because of the incredible relationship i have. i promise you this. i will never, ever, let you down. i promise you. that i'm really happy i did this. >> trump called florida a must win. this morning he cast his no holds bar popu

carl cameron is there. the difference is striking. are they restless there, carl? >> yes, they are angry. we are getting chance of "call it, college, call it" they're specifically pointing fingers at us. some have called pennsylvania already. michigan who read the heads of decision. they are adamant that he is going to wait. if there is still some vote out. we want to be right. not to burst. no mistakes in the presidential elis. over years there have been plenty of them. we have seen that once again the polls in the exit polls didn't see this coming. donald trump spent the last 18 months, almost two years knowing he would have a cynical approach from the press, he is not a politician. he has been saying that his supporters know something. his team see something that the media and much of the establishment and the republican party did not see. wants to give his speech. the irony is that john podesta, the chair came out and said, no we will have more to say tomorrow. you can imagine if one of the states that are still outstanding comes in close and all of the states

carl cameron is in denver and donald trump will hold a rally in less than three hours. you have seen the crowds and last-minute ads and states that trump is zig-zagging back and forth. and what do your instincts tell you. winning campaign or like a chaotic scramble to the very end? >> oh, it is both. he has momentum in reference to what jennifer was saying they have the machine and trump recognizes his organization doesn't compare to clinton and smaller. and trump doesn't have a katy perrio jay z or beyonce. it is himself. he's dominating the news for 18 months in the cable stations and he can generate his own momentum with twitter. and he pulled in a tie nationwide. and in the electolial college upon map it is iffy. and strategy is obvious and made no bones. he has to flip florida back in the red and pennsylvania back in red and win ohio. he is be able to defend north carolina and win all of the romney states. he can win. but the problem be. those races are tied. he will go to minnesota instead of wisconsin. wisconsin he's down four and half and minnesota's, he's never

ep we have carl cameron who is following pence's visit in÷a.5 washington.e'll go to blake burrman outside of trump tower where the rain continues to fall. >> reporter: it does continue, day two, and second day in a row of major announcementes from inside of trump tower. center and the president-elect announcing three major pickses as who will be the major minds behind his economic policy. many of the names are talked b. steve manusian. and he will be the treasure and he will be the campaign innocence share. and commerce secretary. wilburr ross is his pick. the famed billionaire investor and his number two over the u$at name. for mnuchin and ross, they have sat down on the fox business network. tax reform is one of the main issues that the president-elect continues to talk mn;÷about. di mnucchin said taxi reform. they will try toq@rcÑ get it do the first few months of the trump administration. >> this will be something that happens in the first 90 days of the presidency. we'll have a major tax reform. biggest tax reform since reagan. not only a cut in corpor

. >> and as fox carl cameron tells mike pence is leading the transition. >> vice president-elect mike pence who replaced chris christie as heachtd transition returned to trump tower to start nilgt roster. one of pence's first diewtd teeses tease as transition letter is to sign a documet to allow the obama administration to share information with trump it required pence's signature now that christie is gone. and brush offing the attorney general and former campaign manager kelly ann con incredible secretary of state well. know he would represent this country very well around the world as he went to implement donald trump's scrition. and chairman steve mun is considered a topic for secretary. and we're worng a plan on the transition making sure we get the big of the fax bill big bill passed and biggest tax breaks since reagan. and a billionaire investor for the second of commerce. pref pree bus in for ban on. and he has drawd criticism from the left. the steve ban none i know is a guy that is on the same page way lot of td things. almost everything i agree with as far as advicing presid

fox news carl cameron is following the trump campaign and he has that story. >> she is protected by a rigged system. she shouldn't even be allowed to run for president. i'll tell you right now. she is the most corrupt person ever to seek the presidency. >> trump woke up in blue colorado and will end up in blue florida tonight. his first rally of five was sioux city, iowa, where but jump leads now. the gop seized on the latest e-mail scandal. >> hillary clinton was sending highly classified information through her maid who therefore had total access to this information. >> trump has rallies in pennsylvania and virginia both democratic in 2012. he canceled a planned stop with house speaker paul ryan to hit deep blue minnesota, a state that gop has not won for president in 44 years a trails clinton by 4.6 points in the real clear politics of the poll. >> refuses to campaign in minnesota so do you really want to -- a president who doesn't care enough about your vote that she never shows up? she never came here. >> running mate mike pence appears on fox news sunday. >> our campaign is expa